I’ve had rails create the documentation for my website but im not sure
how to get it up in the browser, im using Webrick at the moment so I
expect it to be dometing like http://localhost:3000/doc/index.rhtml but
that doesn’t work can anyone help me with this?.
You can just open the index.html in the doc/app/ folder. For example,
if you’re on Mac OS X:
cd ~/my_project
open doc/app/index.html
…will pop it open in Safari. Optionally, you could move that folder
into public/ and have it served out of your application.
–Jeremy
On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 12:04 PM, Alan Red
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I’ve had rails create the documentation for my website but im not sure
how to get it up in the browser, im using Webrick at the moment so I
expect it to be dometing like http://localhost:3000/doc/index.rhtml but
that doesn’t work can anyone help me with this?.Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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Alan Red wrote:
I’ve had rails create the documentation for my website but im not sure
how to get it up in the browser, im using Webrick at the moment so I
expect it to be dometing like http://localhost:3000/doc/index.rhtml but
that doesn’t work can anyone help me with this?.
Try…
file://local/path/to/project/doc/index.rhtml